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  • Revisiting Increasing Inequalities | Suranjita Ray

    10 February 2023, by Suranjita Ray

    The capitalist model of development based on neo-liberal ideology since 1990s privileged an integrated global market economy that became crucial to conquer economic inflation, remove imbalances in payment, increase economic growth rate and secure stabilization of the economy. Often referred to as the second-generation reforms, economic liberalisation saw a paradigm shift from closed economy to open economy that liberalised trade, interest rates, competitive exchange rates, and fiscal flow of (…)

  • Big data and big dollars are changing cricket | Rushikesh Gawade

    10 February 2023

    by Rushikesh Gawade *
    Technology and the enhanced scope for money have reshaped cricket and the way people interact with it. But will the game’s essence be lost in the process?
    Cricket is famously revered in India. Sometimes referred to as a ‘religion’ because of its huge popularity, for many years when the national team played, people in villages across the country would crowd around televisions to watch. If a TV was not available, people would carry transistor radios to listen to the (…)

  • Remembering Martin Luther King’s trip to India | Archishman Raju

    10 February 2023

    by Archishman Raju *
    It is one of the extraordinary stories of the 20th century that the civil rights movement in the United States adopted and advanced the ideas of the Indian Freedom Struggle. What allowed the Gandhian ideas of ahimsa and satyagraha, which derived from ancient Indian philosophy, to be so readily accepted and so successfully applied by Afro-American people? The story of this connection extends across time and space, with African American intellectuals like W.E.B Du Bois (…)

  • Nachiketa Desai (1951 - 2023) | Sagari Chhabra

    10 February 2023, by Sagari Chhabra

    Nachiketa Desai
    (26. 10. 1951 – 5.02 2023)
    Nachiketa Desai a journalist passed away on in Ahmedabad on Sunday, 5th February after a fall at his house. Why should a journalist’s death, make news when the entire profession has been dealt a dying blow by massive lay-offs, corporate takeover, dissolution of the Working Journalists’ Act and destroying the profession that was once held as the Fourth Estate?
    Nachiketa Desai was a special person; while he was courageously battling cancer and (…)

  • Intimate Authoritarianism: The Ideology of Abuse | Lee Shevek

    10 February 2023

    by Lee Shevek *
    For far too long have radical communities and their discourses treated domestic violence and abuse as external from the considerations of revolutionary struggle. Abuse is seen as simply an interpersonal issue, springing from individual pathology which we must address by correcting certain behaviors and teaching better communication skills. The intervention tools of choice are frequently limited to restorative or transformative justice practices, with the ultimate aim of (…)

  • Statement on New Detention Centre in Assam | Campaign Against Detention / R2NC

    10 February 2023

    Right To Nationality and Citizenship Network
    January 31, 2023
    On 27 January 2023, India’s biggest detention centre was opened in Matia, Goalpara district, Assam. 68 persons were shifted to the centre, with more expected to be shifted soon. Sanctioned in 2018 by the Ministry of Home Affairs for Rs 46 crores, the 25 bigha centre can house between 3000 to 3,500 persons. The camp at Matia will replace the six detention centres operating out of jails in Goalpara, Kokrajhar, Silchar, (…)

  • AITUC deplores the unconstitutional activities by the Government Departments

    10 February 2023

    All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC)
    09th February 2022
    Press Release
    The appeal of Animal Welfare Board of India to mark February 14th as ‘cow hug day’ is shocking and outrageously appalling. The fact that the appeal comes with the approval of the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying is all the more deplorable. Such an unscientific balderdash, reportedly accepted and approved by a government department is absolutely unconstitutional, for, the Indian constitution (…)

  • Maharashtra Government Must Bring to Book The Killers Of Journalist Shashikant Warishe | Statement Mumbai Press Club

    10 February 2023

    MUMBAI PRESS CLUB PRESS STATEMENT February 8, 2023
    MAHARASHTRA GOVERNMENT MUST INITIATE IMMEDIATE AND SERIOUS ACTION AGAINST THE KILLERS OF JOURNALIST SHASHIKANT WARISHE
    The Mumbai Press Club is shocked at the brutal, public murder of journalist Shashikant Warishe near Rajapur, in the Konkan Region of Maharashtra. The killing in broad daylight brings to the fore once again the plummeting standards of civil liberties and free speech in the country and the brazen attempt by both state (…)

  • BUJ condemns killing of journalist Shashikant Warishe; demands arrest of killers

    10 February 2023

    BRIHANMUMBAI UNION OF JOURNALISTS 23-25 Prospect Chambers Annexe, Fort, Mumbai 400 001 Email: bujmedia[at]gmail.com
    07.02.2023
    BUJ condemns killing of journalist Shashikant Warishe; demands arrest of killers
    The Brihanmumbai Union of Journalists is shocked at the brazen broad daylight murder of journalist Shashikant Warishe, by a local land dealer Pandarinath Amberkar, off the Rajapur highway on Monday, February 6, 2023.
    Anberkar allegedly mowed down Warishe and dragged him under (…)

  • Social justice warriors effecting the change | Joydip Ghosal

    10 February 2023

    Review Joydip Ghosal *
    __0__ Being the Change: In the Footsteps of the Mahatma
    by Ashutosh Salil, Barkha Mathur
    HarperCollins India (23 September 2022) Paperback ‏ : ‎ 176 pages ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9356291985 ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-9356291980
    __0__
    The only way to find God is to see Him in His creation and be one with it. This can only be done by service of all…..My countrymen are my nearest neighbours. They have become so helpless, so resourceless, so inert that I must concentrate myself on (…)

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